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On another square label, turn it so it is diamond shaped and make a traffic light symbol on it to represent a traffic light ahead.
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In a pedigree chart the squares shape symbolizes males.
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Other symbols representing the three-formed Goddess, Earth, Sun, and such shapes as triangles, squares, circles, and dots can usually be found.
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In a pedigree chart the squares shape symbolizes males.
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Pedigrees use a standardized set of symbols, squares represent males and circles represent females.
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In a pedigree chart the squares shape symbolizes males.
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QR Code symbols are square in shape and can easily be identified by their finder pattern of nested alternating dark and light squares at three corners of the symbol.
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In a pedigree chart the squares shape symbolizes males.
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Research Pedigree Example As this example shows, males are represented by squares and females by circles, with black fill for affected animals and open shapes for normal individuals.
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In a pedigree chart the squares shape symbolizes males.
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Smallest square-shaped component of a 2D symbol in light or dark contrasting shades capable of being detected by a 2D reader.
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In a pedigree chart the squares shape symbolizes males.
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Square symbols are almost always used to represent males, whilst circles are used for females.
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In a pedigree chart the squares shape symbolizes males.
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The arena is a square shaped area, bounded by walls made of symbols.
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In a pedigree chart the squares shape symbolizes males.
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The new facility will be a two-story, hurricane symbol-shaped structure of approximately 16,000 square feet.
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In a pedigree chart the squares shape symbolizes males.
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The square or labyrinth is the lozenge shaped symbol or yoni of India.
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In a pedigree chart the squares shape symbolizes males.
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The square shape of the tube also symbolically indicates material-centered consciousness.
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In a pedigree chart the squares shape symbolizes males.
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The subject is presented 20 wood blocks varying in shape (triangle, circle, square), colour, thickness, symbol printed on the surface, and size.
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In a pedigree chart the squares shape symbolizes males.
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The two rows of diamond or lozenge, shaped spaces flanking the squares and circles contain symbols of the passion.
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In a pedigree chart the squares shape symbolizes males.
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These two sets of lines make a right angle in the shape of a Square, from the Square and Compass symbol of Freemasonry.
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In a pedigree chart the squares shape symbolizes males.
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This is the cosmic mountain and tree, the axis mundi symbolizing immortality- which by Han times is symbolized on other trees by sprays of branches that end in the combination of an eye motif of the male peacock feather and square shape mimicking a Han dynasty Chinese coin ( yuanbao ).
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In a pedigree chart the squares shape symbolizes males.
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This symbolism explains the shape of the ancient Chinese currency, which are drilled in the center by the figure of a square (see picture).
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In a pedigree chart the squares shape symbolizes males.
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Use Punnett squares and pedigree charts to demonstrate and predict how single gene traits, such as seed shape in peas and tongue rolling in humans, are transmitted to offspring.
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In a pedigree chart the squares shape symbolizes males.
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An electromagnetic wave is a combination of an oscillating electric field and oscillating magnetic field that propagates through space, away from its source.
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In an electromagnetic wave, the crests and troughs represent oscillating fields.
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For a plane wave perturbation, the velocity field with direction reversing in crests and troughs (see Fig.
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In an electromagnetic wave, the crests and troughs represent oscillating fields.
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If the waves are not breaking, but moving in gentle movement (oscillating waves) they leave symmetrical ripple marks and if the crest of the waves override their low points or troughs, they leave asymmetrical ripple marks.
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In an electromagnetic wave, the crests and troughs represent oscillating fields.
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The waves created by a stringed instrument appear to oscillate in place, moving from crest to trough in an up-and-down motion.
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In an electromagnetic wave, the crests and troughs represent oscillating fields.
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A vascular disease that can cause stenosis is atherosclerosis, in which deposits of plaque build-up along the inner wall of large and medium-sized arteries, decreasing blood flow.
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In atherosclerosis, thickening of an arterial wall due to plaque formation can restrict blood flow through the artery.
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Atherosclerosis A condition where plaque builds up within the walls of arteries and in time may completely prevent blood flow.
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In atherosclerosis, thickening of an arterial wall due to plaque formation can restrict blood flow through the artery.
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Atherosclerosis, the buildup of plaque on artery walls, can reduce blood flow to heart tissue.
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In atherosclerosis, thickening of an arterial wall due to plaque formation can restrict blood flow through the artery.
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Blockage is usually caused by a disease called Atherosclerosis, in which fatty deposits called plaques develop in the arteries, causing them to harden and thicken, Slowing or stopping the flow of blood.
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In atherosclerosis, thickening of an arterial wall due to plaque formation can restrict blood flow through the artery.
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Excessive production of platelets can cause arteriosclerosis, the formation of plaque inside your artery walls that restricts blood flow and increases your risk of developing a heart attack.
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In atherosclerosis, thickening of an arterial wall due to plaque formation can restrict blood flow through the artery.
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Extensive plaque buildup is called atherosclerosis or hardening of the arteries because it causes the artery walls to thicken and lose flexibility.
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In atherosclerosis, thickening of an arterial wall due to plaque formation can restrict blood flow through the artery.
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GLOSSARY Atherosclerosis- A condition common to diabetics where plaque builds up within the walls of arteries and in time may completely prevent blood flow.
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In atherosclerosis, thickening of an arterial wall due to plaque formation can restrict blood flow through the artery.
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In atherosclerosis, deposits of plaque build up along the inner walls of large and medium-sized arteries, causing thickening, hardening, and loss of elasticity of artery walls and decreased blood flow.
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In atherosclerosis, thickening of an arterial wall due to plaque formation can restrict blood flow through the artery.
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In most cases, these diseases are caused by the accumulation of plaque on the walls of arteries and veins (atherosclerosis), which eventually leads to the formation of blood clots that block the flow of blood to the heart or the brain.
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In atherosclerosis, thickening of an arterial wall due to plaque formation can restrict blood flow through the artery.
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100 degrees Celsius (212 degrees F) equals the boiling point of water.
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In celsius, the boiling point of water is one hundred degrees.
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As the water is heated, it will eventually reach its boiling point, which is 100 degrees Celsius.
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In celsius, the boiling point of water is one hundred degrees.
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Celsius A temperature scale in which the freezing point of water at standard atmospheric pressure is 0 degrees Celsius and the corresponding boiling point is 100 degrees Celsius.
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In celsius, the boiling point of water is one hundred degrees.
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Celsius The international name for the centigrade scale of temperature, on which the freezing point and boiling point of water are 0 degrees Celsius and 100 degrees Celsius, respectively, at 101 kPa (1 atm) of pressure.
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In celsius, the boiling point of water is one hundred degrees.
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For pure water, the boiling point is 100 degrees Celsius (212 Fahrenheit) at one atmosphere of pressure, and the melting point is 0 degrees Celsius (32 degrees Fahrenheit) at one atmosphere of pressure.
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In celsius, the boiling point of water is one hundred degrees.
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If the external pressure drops to zero, at a blood pressure of 75 Torr the boiling point of water is 46 degrees Celsius (115 F).
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In celsius, the boiling point of water is one hundred degrees.
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In the Celsius scale 0 is chosen as the freezing point of water and there are 100 degrees between the freezing and boiling points of water.
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In celsius, the boiling point of water is one hundred degrees.
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It's melting point is -248.6 degrees Celsius and boiling point is -246.1 degrees Celsius.
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In celsius, the boiling point of water is one hundred degrees.
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On the Celsius scale, freezing point of water is 0 degrees, body temperature is 37 degrees, and boiling point of water at sea level is 100 degrees.
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In celsius, the boiling point of water is one hundred degrees.
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One hundred and eighty degrees Celsius below the freezing point of water is a hell of a low temperature to most people.
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In celsius, the boiling point of water is one hundred degrees.
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One hundred degrees Celsius is the temperature at which water boils at sea level.
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In celsius, the boiling point of water is one hundred degrees.
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The boiling point is 1,384 degrees Celsius.
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In celsius, the boiling point of water is one hundred degrees.
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The boiling point is 337 degrees Celsius.
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In celsius, the boiling point of water is one hundred degrees.
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The boiling point of Platinum is 4530 degrees Celsius.
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In celsius, the boiling point of water is one hundred degrees.
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The boiling point of pure water 212 degrees Fahrenheit (100 degrees Celsius) at sea level.
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In celsius, the boiling point of water is one hundred degrees.
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The boiling point of pure water 212 degrees Farenheit (100 degrees Celsius) at sea level.
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In celsius, the boiling point of water is one hundred degrees.
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The boiling, or vaporization point, for water is 100 degrees Celsius or 212 degrees Fahrenheit.
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In celsius, the boiling point of water is one hundred degrees.
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This liquid is miscible with water, and at a pressure of 101.325 kPa has a boiling point of 286.5 degrees Celsius and a melting point of -7 degrees C.
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In celsius, the boiling point of water is one hundred degrees.
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Unit Equivalent measurements, comments Celsius scale This scale sets the normal freezing point of water to 0 degrees Celsius and the normal boiling point of water to 100 degrees Celsius.
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In celsius, the boiling point of water is one hundred degrees.
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Water boils at 212 degrees Fahrenheit or 100 degrees Celsius.
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In celsius, the boiling point of water is one hundred degrees.
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Water boils into steam at 212 degrees Fahrenheit or 100 degrees Celsius.
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In celsius, the boiling point of water is one hundred degrees.
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Water fteezes at 0 degrees Celsius(32 degrees Fahrenheit) and boils at 100 degrees Celsius(212 degrees Fahrenheit).
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In celsius, the boiling point of water is one hundred degrees.
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Water's melting and boiling points (Zero and 100 degrees celsius respectively)are higher than would be expected based on similar compounds.
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In celsius, the boiling point of water is one hundred degrees.
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Zero degrees Celsius is the freezing point of water and 100 degrees Celsius is the boiling point of water.
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In celsius, the boiling point of water is one hundred degrees.
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Zero degrees on the Celsius scale is water's freezing point and 100 degrees is water's boiling point.
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In celsius, the boiling point of water is one hundred degrees.
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Interphase is the cell cycle stage between mitotic divisions during which cell growth and chromosome duplication occurs.
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In eukaryotes, the cell cycle consists of a long preparatory period, called interphase before undergoing cell division
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The Cell Cycle Interphase --
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In eukaryotes, the cell cycle consists of a long preparatory period, called interphase before undergoing cell division
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follows interphase in the cell cycle
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In eukaryotes, the cell cycle consists of a long preparatory period, called interphase before undergoing cell division
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interphase the period of growth of a cell that occurs between mitotic divisions.
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In eukaryotes, the cell cycle consists of a long preparatory period, called interphase before undergoing cell division
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Alone among the planets, the surface temperatures of Earth allow water to exist in all three states, solid (ice), liquid (water), and gas (water vapor).
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Water exists on earth in three matter states states.
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As God called matter into existence, this earth was enveloped in water.
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Water exists on earth in three matter states states.
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Earth represents the solid state of matter.
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Water exists on earth in three matter states states.
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Ice, liquid water, and steam, for example, are three states of matter of the same substance.
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Water exists on earth in three matter states states.
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In nature, water naturally exists in all three physical states of matter-solid, liquid and gas.
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Water exists on earth in three matter states states.
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Matter in this state does not exist on earth;
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Water exists on earth in three matter states states.
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Name three states of matter.
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Water exists on earth in three matter states states.
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The student will state the three states of matter.
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Water exists on earth in three matter states states.
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The students will state the three states of matter.
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Water exists on earth in three matter states states.
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There are three states of matter;
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Water exists on earth in three matter states states.
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There exist in many States rules concerning the matters addressed in this article.
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Water exists on earth in three matter states states.
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Water on the on surface of Earth is constantly changing between these three states.
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Water exists on earth in three matter states states.
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Water can exist in all three states on this planet.
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Water exists on earth in three matter states states.
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Water can occur in three states (forms) on Earth.
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Water exists on earth in three matter states states.
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Water exists in three states (forms) on the Earth: Solid (ice, hail, snow, or frost) Liquid (in lakes, oceans, rain, dew, fog, or mist) Gas (steam or water vapor) Did you know?
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Water exists on earth in three matter states states.
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Water exists in three states.
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Water exists on earth in three matter states states.
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Water is a common substance that everyone has seen in its three states of matter.
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Water exists on earth in three matter states states.
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Water is found in all three states or phases on the Earth.
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Water exists on earth in three matter states states.
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Water is the only common, safe substance that can exist in all three states at the same time on the surface of the Earth.
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Water exists on earth in three matter states states.
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Water is the only compound that commonly exists in all three states (solid, liquid, gas) on Earth.
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Water exists on earth in three matter states states.
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Water is the only natural substance which exists in all three states of matter in nature.
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Water exists on earth in three matter states states.
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Water is the only substance that exists in all three phase states (gas,liquid, and solid) at the temperatures found on the Earth.
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Water exists on earth in three matter states states.
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Water naturally exists in all three physical states of matter-- solid , liquid , and gas .
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Water exists on earth in three matter states states.
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earth as a state of matter to their stock as well as the three other elements in their present transformation.
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Water exists on earth in three matter states states.
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the three common states of matter on earth.
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Water exists on earth in three matter states states.
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Due to the fusion of the two gametes, a human zygote contains 46 chromosomes (i.e. 23 pairs).
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In humans, a zygote has 46 chromosomes.
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For example, the diploid complement of a human zygote (and subsequently all other body cells) is 46 chromosomes; the haploid complement of each gamete is 23 chromosomes.
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In humans, a zygote has 46 chromosomes.
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The fertilised egg or zygote then divides billions of times to produce more cells that will eventually form you, all having the same 46 chromosomes.
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In humans, a zygote has 46 chromosomes.
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The fusion of the sperm (with 23 chromosomes) and the oocyte (with 23 chromosomes) at fertilization results in a live human being, a single-cell human zygote, with 46 chromosomes the number of chromosomes characteristic of an individual member of the human species.
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In humans, a zygote has 46 chromosomes.
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The zygote contains a full set of 46 chromosomes, which is required to create a human life.
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In humans, a zygote has 46 chromosomes.
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When a sperm fertilises an egg to form a zygote there will again be 46 chromosomes.
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In humans, a zygote has 46 chromosomes.
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Zygote (diploid, 46 chromosomes) forms 12 hours after fertilization
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In humans, a zygote has 46 chromosomes.
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Cells contain a single polar flagellum, so are motile.
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In humans, the sperm cell is the only cell with the flagella structure that enables motility.
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Its cells are motile and possess one subterminal sheathed flagellum at each end.
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In humans, the sperm cell is the only cell with the flagella structure that enables motility.
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Sperm cells are usually motile, having a single flagellum .
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In humans, the sperm cell is the only cell with the flagella structure that enables motility.
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The amastigotes are smaller, oval-shaped cells that have only a residual flagellum and lack motility.
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In humans, the sperm cell is the only cell with the flagella structure that enables motility.
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The function of a bacterial flagellum is (a) cell motility.
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In humans, the sperm cell is the only cell with the flagella structure that enables motility.
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The only example of a cell with a flagellum in the human body is the sperm cell.
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In humans, the sperm cell is the only cell with the flagella structure that enables motility.
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The promastigotes are slender, spindle-shaped cells with a single flagellum that endows them with motility.
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In humans, the sperm cell is the only cell with the flagella structure that enables motility.
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The smooth flagellum, angled posteriorly, is shorter, and attaches to substrates in non-motile cells, but trails behind in motile cells.
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In humans, the sperm cell is the only cell with the flagella structure that enables motility.
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The structure that attaches a flagellum or cilium to a cell.
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In humans, the sperm cell is the only cell with the flagella structure that enables motility.
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